During last night’s epic 9-1 blowout loss to the Anaheim Ducks, the Vancouver Canucks began losing their collective cool as the penalty minutes multiplied.

In addition to players losing it, referee Paul Devorski, was caught on camera mouthing some choice words about Canucks coach John Tortorella. Watch the GIF and see if you can figure out the two words Devorski uses to describe Torts.

I don’t like that guy…. (The Province)

In case you missed it, Devorski is telling fellow referee Dan O’Rourke that Tortorella is a “f@#$ing a$%hole.” Now far be it from me to disagree with Devorski (Torts being called an a$%hole is about the tamest thing he has been called in past and of course, Devorski probably had good reason) but shouldn’t officials be above the fray?

Coaches on the other hand, have free rein to curse and swear all night long.

Fudge you, fudge you! (SB Nation)

It was a busy night for the officials, as Anaheim were awarded with five two-man advantages, scoring three goals. Nothing makes NHL coaches more angry when calls are made after being short-handed. Apparently rules are supposed to be suspended when one team already has committed one penalty. Bad rules or something, calling more than one penalty. It’s probably Gary Bettman’s fault.

The Canucks racked up 73 total minutes in penalties, to the Ducks 31, making bettors who picked the over very happy last night.

Tom Sestito, best described a plugger and “boxing hobo on skates” by ESPN’s Keith Olbermann, racked up 22 minutes in penalties one game after his one-second 27 minute night against the Los Angeles Kings.

But other than another visit from local hero Milan Lucic, nothing riles up Vancouver fans other than perceived discrimination from the officials.

Devorski will soon pull out some archaic 1913 rules. "Edler's socks are too high on his legs, game misconduct."